Haikus and potholes wouldn't seem to have much in common.
But both are sensory experiences and thus are made for each other.
A sample:
Craters carved on roads
They seem to have no bottom
Ah, there goes the rim
Bet you could do better than that! Send your pothole haikus to bill.ward@startribune.com, or share them here. We'll publish the best ones.
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